INDIA
Nannies : Estimated demand for nannies will rise from 5 lakh in 2023 to 1 crore by 2030.
Key : Dual-income households, urbanization, child development awareness.
Oldage-Care : From 3 lakh caregivers in 2023 to 20 lakh needed by 2030—elderly care demand is skyrocketing.
Key : Ageing population, expansion of healthcare, small families.
CANADA
Nannies : In 2023, the demand for trained nannies reached around 10 lakh.
Key : Dual-income families, childcare policies, and increasing birth rate
Oldage-Care : In 2023, the demand for old-age caregivers reached 50+ lakh.
Key : Elderly population, home healthcare services.
UNITED STATE OF AMERICA (North America)
Nannies : In 2023, the demand for trained nannies in the USA reached around 10 lakh.
Key : Dual-income families, childcare policies, and increasing birth rate
Oldage-Care : In 2023, the demand for old-age caregivers reached over 50 lakh.
Key : Elderly population, home healthcare services.
Global (EUROPE)
Nannies : In 2023, the demand for trained nannies in Europe reached around 5 lakh.
Key : Due to working parents, there is a high demand for child care and a shortage of family-based care.
Oldage-Care :In 2023, the demand for old-age caregivers reached over 30 lakh.
Key : Ageing population, expansion of elderly care facilities.
GLOBAL (ASIA PACIFIC)
Nannies : By 2030, the demand for trained nannies in Asia is projected to reach over 250+ lakh.
Key : Urbanization, smaller families, rising middle-class income.
Oldage-Care :By 2030, the demand for old-age caregivers is projected to exceed 750+ lakh.
Key : Large elderly population, caregiver shortage crisis in Japan, regional disparities.
GLOBAL (OVERALL)
Nannies : In 2023, the global demand for trained nannies reached around 10 lakh.
Key : Changing family structures and dual incomes have increased the demand for child care.
Oldage-Care :In 2023, the global demand for old-age caregivers exceeded 50+ lakh.
Key : Global ageing population and increasing healthcare needs.
